Sentence examples for modifications of active from inspiring English sources

Our first aim was to analyze histone modifications of active promoters.

Structural modifications of active compounds may play a crucial role in advancing their development into useful drugs with reduced toxicity.

Peroxycarbonate is subsequently reduced to an enzyme-bound carbonate radical, CO3–, which leads to fast modifications of active-site residues and inactivation of the enzyme.

The pH induced changes on structure and activity suggests that selective modification of active site microenvironment pertains to difference in activity profile.

Modification of active carbon by ammoxidation was used to obtain electrode material with intermediate acidic basic properties.

Doping engineering is widely utilized to tailor the electrical property, while investigation on the dopant-induced modification of active sites remains elusive.

Composite photocatalyst was prepared by the nitrogen plasma modification of active carbon fibers (ACF) loaded with TiO2 using a tetrabutyl titanate hydrolyzing process.

Surface modification of active cathode particles is commonly observed in battery research as either a surface phase evolving during the cycling process, or intentionally engineered to improve capacity retention, rate capability, and/or thermal stability of the cathode material.

Our research group is concentrated on covalently grafting the ligands to the inorganic networks in which organic groups are bonded with a siloxane matrix through Si O linkage using different modified routes, including the modification of active amino group, hydroxyl groups, and carboxyl groups with coupling agent, etc [19 22].

In this work several directions for catalyst design were considered: (1) change of support nature to influence on a formation of Pd-containing active site; (2) modification of active site by second metal addition; (3) varying of metal deposition method and reduction agent on an active site formation.

A pro-drug is defined as an inactive species obtained by chemical modifications of the active drug which, when delivered, will release the active drug essentially in a single step (i.e. enzymatic conversion).